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My cold comfort that farming parody wasn't set in Norfolk

My cold comfort that farming parody wasn't set in Norfolk

Largo Collector Denied by Guinness Book of World Records

Largo Collector Denied by Guinness Book of World Records

Jackson Janowicz Joins For FOR THE LOVE OF A GLOVE At The Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan Theater

Bazalaam Beats Productions has announced that Jackson Janowicz is joining the cult-hit musical FOR THE LOVE OF A GLOVE, now playing at the Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan Theater in Los Angeles.

FOR THE LOVE OF A GLOVE Announces Extension And Cast Additions

Bazalaam Beats Productions has announced a second extension of the cult-hit musical FOR THE LOVE OF A GLOVE, now playing at the Carl Sagan and Ann Druyan Theater in Los Angeles. Having been previously shuttered by the coronavirus pandemic in March of 2020, the musical reopened in February of 2023 for a limited engagement of twelve performances.

'Girl Who Electrified Tesla' Reintroduces Comics Hero Minky Woodcock

January 21, 2021 9:35am by Graeme McMillan Cynthia von Buhler/Titan Comics The World War II mystery teams detective Minky with the infamous inventor Nikolai Tesla. Four years after her last comic book outing, glamorous detective Minky Woodcock is returning to right more wrongs in a tale that will, again, mix fact and fiction in the most stylish way imaginable. Launching this Spring, Minky Woodcock: The Girl Who Electrified Tesla is set during World War II, more than two decades after the events from the 2017 series Minky Woodcock: The Girl Who Handcuffed Houdini, and sees the detective become embroiled in a new case involving inventor Nikola Tesla, Nazi agents, and the race to create the world’s first weapon of mass destruction.

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the first infantry to land in france. we followed the story of these individuals through the course of the day. i mean, many of them actually died as soon as they landed. it was a terrible, terrible tale. >> recently our friend and colleague tom brokaw helped show on "meet the press" the george stephens footage, that is so remarkable. the color footage taken by the famous director george stephens, found by the director's son, that is remarkable. it shows us -- we're so used to the black and white, but that shows us where he and four other directors, william wilder and others, the predecessors, they enlisted and went and actually shot it in color. and it was in george stephens jr.'s attic. and it's been restored. that's another unique image. >> it's amazing, yeah. >> the laser technology. what does color do to tell us what that day was like?